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q Ponds Exsgsct for ell hemorrhsges
ord alIpafn. No preparation is-,equal to
#. Iusthe EXPECT nature and science are
combfhed. Gen9ing ID bottles with buff
WRAPPERS.
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The most delicate constitution can
safely use DR.. J. II, McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm; it is sure remedy for
coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and
lung diseases.
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Steam EDDjueS.

Remaining in the Uoeso
Monday, March >, 1855
letters, the applicant Il
letters" and give the d
La
Andrews, Jane
Beahm, Sophia,
Br Oks, Mir NJ \
Brandon. Mrs Nil
Coleman, Mrs IhOs
Cunningham, Light
Can nell, Mrs & III
Garfield, Miss NJ
DOIglsss, Mrs VIM K
Dow ey, Julia A
DiCkerson, MUllie +
DickeIsOn, Mrs ii +
Daugherty, Miss Jesse
Estes, MOLie
Freem n, Mamie
Fries, Louisa
Glsby, Matte
GeIZendaner, Mrs
Galuger, Matte
IIoutInan, Maggie
Higgins. Mary
Johns, Emma
Johnson, Sc ena
Kaufman, MISS Frank
LaUmin ki, Jennie
Landry, MISS T.
Morris, Fannie
Gent
Armstrong, AT
Alex Il der, w q
1i1s MS, J Z
Adams, - w
Adams ~ c.
Burge, j b
Burroughs Chas s
Bush ny, Jaies l.
ETOoss, " =
Bryan, &c
Blausit. James Z
Blum, fIaDkJ
Bennett, j r
Bennett, Z II
BeCkum J III
Ra,es, w O
Bailey, ALI
aTpenter, Charlie
Carpenter, j II
Crabtree, Z j
CrenshaG, Lee
Coleman, "
COttar, Thomas
Cobb, " Z
COttIell, a II
Cox, Jesse
COIreL, Monroe
Cleveland, MIR
Cley born, Robers
CLARK, j t
CLARK. Riley
Chisholm, f 4
ChrIs,on, j w
ChUm, Charley
CunningLa am, &C
Cullen =, lille II
Cullen, VIM
CARSON, John
Carr, Albert
Care Ock, L J 90
Carpenter, James
Carrie, George
CaJen, Frank
Cana y, Andy
ate, w A
d ane, John W
DOOley, J r ~
De Are, j ID
De son, Tam (cel)
Day, = eneral
Edison, Dick
F'rey, John a
tiinegan, H
Farmer, VIM
Fagg, ink (2)
Fagg, j + (2)
Graham, Arthur
Gleason, William
GiIIets. W S
Giron, James
GaTZ, Manuel t2)
n Gardner, Ed
Hin es, j w
Hicks, JEFF
Hines, w J
Hill, BoosOn
Henderson, W A
Hearn, j
Harper, A 6
Hand, Joseph
Ham, Jim
HaYcsok, Duck
azgarter, r
Hahn, FIiedrick
johnson, David
lefra, "
JardOn, g '
King Jonas
Keam, Rev S Z
Lundy. y 4
Luad, john II
Lester, AY
Levitt, Geo
Love. VIII
Mtseeu
Fort Worth Bridge Co
Lon z l
Campbell, LIZZIE
Collins, DE- Chas L
FOrS
Rehre, 4
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VlgaAT.Na SsPAaATaa.
LIST OF LETTERS

,ostOhCe at Fort Worth, Tex,
F., 1887. To obtain any of these
mt must call tor advertised
he date of this Est.
Ladies'.
Miller, Mrs John
hCNeili, Nab e
McGatiey. Mary (5J
N.CJCnnel L.uTie
3 NOVEL;, Mrs n (
e Patton, Ella
Price, MUliio
Porter, sue g ~
! K Phil ps, Ms LW
Raines, Mrs a l.
+ Rusuin ing, Mrs NJ &
+ Sanders, Matte
esse Scott, SyCtHa
Smith, Matte
Smi b, Mrs III L
smith, Rosy
Summers, Dasie
Utley, Myrtle
Washin IOnf Sarah
Waterbury, Maria
Watson. MIS- l. 5 (2l
Wheeler, Mammie
Whaley, frances
'3rk Wilt, Eunice
Viii {, LOTS
Williams, = lOra y
Wilson AIrs Lew
3ents' List.
LeWallen, e d O.
Lee, Stein
Lawson, Eyert
Lay1l g, ID j
Meyer, LegeIe
Morris, q z -
NG.Tis, III q
Morgan, ; s
Mihlh4user, John
Nib IN, Sergeant B.b't
Middle on j y
MelfUr, Willie
Merchant, George
MAY field, L >
Martin, Vm
MAcuLe, q ~
MahOn ~, u
hcLemOre, Wade
hcLane, y l.
Nc y hisler, " "
Mcleod, Alex
hcDun8 d, Jefferson
Mcdowell, II
hcMahUne, J J
Mct aul, oe Il
McAuUlly, RE
Norton, Charles
Norton, @ E
NOleU, j \
Nash, ID w
DIV er, Z II
O'Vsal, Jesse
Parnley, Roscoe
Patterson, James
Putnam, j Is
PrUyt0r, NJ J
Pratt. y II
Pol ard, w II
Peg, Mat
feLnt u " %
Pea-ley OK
ParJUe, { Ii
Randall, JgO A
Ran all, A
Roberts, ca 2rlie
Rogers, g q
Rodgers, Cal.
Rogers, j NJ
Ru0y, W III
Stone, Willie
Salm, Franz
sherman, John u
Sherman, j x
sherman, g IL
SiAsel, FRED
Simpson, Jno B
Slayer, Lew L
Smith, RI
Smi. h, Fred W
Smith. 2 3
Staley, Oscar
Stanley, j
Steele, T l. (2)
Stone, w L (2)
Thomson, j Ii a.
Ti2e, j III
Tuttle, ) T
Turner. NJ J
Void, Anthony
Vsndane, Wm g
Welsh, John (2)
Washington, Cnas
" alton, ,cO
Wiilet5, l L
Williams. Edward
White, Edward
WilsO, j D
Wilson, Jim
W lson j q
Woods, Charlie
Wood, Cavt &C 9Th
Woody, IL g
Wren, " I
Warren o )
.eelIaneCus,
Co Editor Texas Special
.ng Letters
= ic aels, II o
EaaCayeer, Wm
Foreign.
SIvato:e. sig
Ma; per, p lip
ZaBs5on, u q
ak ST cs Farm.
JULIEN FIELD, P u.
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STEAM on LINE

will be run to the limits of the
tract, and the intention at present
is to extend the West End
line or connect with it. Nearly the
entire tract is covered with trees, and 1t
is the only section near the city that is
heavily timbered throughout. as fine
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01
OMFORTs AND LUXURIEs

Not many weeks ago Mr.. A. T. Byers,
wealthy manufacturer Of Springfield,
Ohio, appeared in Fort Worth and after
10 king around for few days found what
he was in search of, and began to buy
land on the north side of the city. He
now owns over 1900 acres, for which he
mas paid about $1I5, 600, and is also partly
interested with Colonel J. P. Smith in 800
acres of land adjoining his purchases.
Speculation has been rife as to what Mr..
oyers intended to do with this land and
number of citizens claim to have
learned that MIR. Byers intends to build 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
TEE 11W1IIs IeAN.
coMMuSIcAxEou 10 m ToEwkspED 10
Tmw owpoW Runm1as oFTtcM

10 m ToRvkapED 70
Tun IoaDoS F0aues oFxfch
SAG FsAEcIsco. Ost I.-Henry WsteE.
houNr. a member Of tbe pew ho1se OF
Hobies ~ The Hawaiian Kingdom, A.
F,VpA here fFom Honoiolu to1ay u TIE
steanrhlp Nariposa. he brinoa vita
hiuo a earnmaniratisn 70 ~ foFuarded
70 the Foreign 0Glse a. Lsndon % re.
csfd 20 zee hawefian io4n ef u oN09
srhscxihed 10 Lsoadon. fhe esumani-
sesIon = siaaed By william 0seons 0od-
frsT REowu, LaEin 4. ThuFstcn and
Clarence w. AanfnEd. nemoefB of TIE
O.klnst. ana gsads e fcilowsi
. fhs rspors puhllahsd 10 The Loud0u
papefs thnl the Hawaiian Government
"a Fevadlated ne kuglIah loan gas =
--,Inwaainmsnt Of facts. The new Gov
srunenl is and always has been ready
| al exmsate any form Of oords fer TIE
vhols anouns wanted ana 10 sabscgibs
for eso00o uhich any coupeteas an
thoriiy, Eneltsh 81 Eauaiiss, may DE-
| eiae dos MT couiravrns the terms ci
tha nos anthcfisin6 the loans and 4
vii aiiaS CT q thai s1D al sharRei
/ which tie zane 4uthotity nay oscldl
srs authorised hF the said sst. eopiel
al uhieh ere and have been n The hand
az sha Hagaiian ananeiai Ranilemsn q
IanfonA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

xKvrnw or THn nATIonis RrxaHczB-nn-
puurfoA nUEEz1 TIE MONTH
WAamnaT0n. Oct. 1.-The follouinq
70 9 Recapfiuialiou Of the debi STATE
meat issued today: Enfsrest baaaine
debt, pgiucifai, el.0l1,lf4 80; intsEssl,
eIl ,sIkyBs0; total. eiDG8 R80,el. Debi
% uhiub lnteEesf hes reased zi-oe rpa-
sgrity, principal. e ssss ss5; inssrest,
elel. .lz3. total, e. 81. .e67. Dsbf benrina
no inferes., principal. esl1 So. SSH IN
fefp4l, prepaid nod acafued, 8i0a2 s68i
total csbt, pFinolpals n SIS 40 255s N
terest, &12 682 So; total, 81 ST.. .l03 $50.
Caah items asailahIs for fhs red1sfiou
of the debt. and reserve fnnda. fS76.-
00T eS8 Total debt. lees EsallabIs eanh
itsuas, ef.80o. .z3s o62. Net oash IL ske
Treasury. fl5.169 665. Dshs, less assh
ID TFsasnry Oatober 1si, 81 Is ,E1e 80.
Deba, lam cash IN TFpssary % napfern-
bor 1st. g, - T74. .s6k DsaFsass in
dsbt dnKinR the m9aih, 4if.211, ,698
Oaah un9vAiiAhls fuF reanesien of dsha,
SIS SIS SO. Total ezih - TrsasuFy, e.
shoan b ihs Tseaanref'a general 80
oonnf, ef78. SIS 5lz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

nzF1zE on I'M nrxnkn a. nm nEan.
pNns AnEama ne1mxAMa noMmw.
WAanzEalas. o.. 1s--Tha 6ee1aasry
e ths InsaEioF has rscetHed throagn ths
OouDiszlo1ef q kzEiczitars eonua-
nleelion fFom 0os1RnoF Tlsalis of Mon
iana, tEanamtiiina g rupsra ffura fhs
veterinary nuHgn1n % that Territory,
relating % lha diasass kngwn 81 s,alnn.
dsrs. ezi1linz eEnonn Tie horses within
s1e Gl0W Reservation, aad also q la4tas
frpn kndsan ARant Willinmaon % TIE
suhlsck 1hs dlssase pEsEailn % Iiza-
tied aMAenf amgnR The hof21a om the
ksserpstsoB, ed Ne ARens a4ys fhas
hG FaxnKas if a. moee impnEtnns khaf
sieps hs tnksn 70 ssanp ons the aissass
unlia - ~ ineipienoy. Tbs Indian
ARent tsins the GaWeFncF and the
veterinarian uARina immeoiata action.
ana n1ks t1as psoviNioa be mndo b.
reeomresne he Inaians foe che aNeotsa
hofses killed. he aags ths Indians arc
not elaruand nt The presanoe of this dis-
eeae ameDGsl their animals e lie symp-
toms % mnoh reasmbls the dissempeR
With which their horses have always
been mose o. less nAeosed, and are IN
willing 10 kill the disesssd ones sxeept
upon fhs premise of oompensatIon.
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- 11e 4141neE u11 Geod e1sep1I1a
, akln et1sM % Etidsg nftaFnnou.
Ibe tE1ek hsa heaxy teG4y. Tha frss
~ Al Zll8 d414 to1zF wsa DHd1 h
1s1St fhn ffee for nil tRgla waFn manaa h
slov eIne. 81, 32slf So 189k. Ths
hsn11Nso. M1n1ana noEne YEA - nrss
eeat, klsllo 2sq. - Osennn hsrss. teak
~ l1ee1 s1a1. <o9a rooor6 - -;
ks2ehtEas ~ After The ersa heaf shs
faeEs1 ea11sezisR = Gxsd Eane paspoasd
3 eAenae q dstseas fog Lsa1le 9ns bua
ne driver esers1se1 parmiszfan - drive
be- tiltAe ipze aad ks wen tAre1EA khe
wknie nsxIna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

FKseuisr c@y. Pat Isisiiss.usw.j
rHnnrn onAnan.

4ANIAAAlN = - = - a = - A.INtlaEfsI
EEzHTo cHAHoH.
Tia enteFpEisina smngniaf appsaEs
neser % be a1 ioas ~ eoneectina and
investing ne9 sehenes b. which b.
may, vita impanity, dsfF4a6 ths dsg-
ernmeus of large dniies. The lnaess
frcak fhat hes smasasd ffam he daKk-
nem of nnaBeey, has 9aseIopsd tha fnat
that TIE Chtnese ID YietoIia have suf-
OASIS hanome imhned VITA the faet
lhsf he Unised Blatss would maks a.
sseEiAsiina resting plase, Tor tie n
habttHnta o. The Fl0wegy KrnRdom,
ard have II the past feW nsnfha ssnt
oxnE HsBefa me1a1iie enlEna pseanned
te have sontaIBsd . dad Chfnasa
Thsss ehaaily ahipmenig uora not
notissd mueh at AFak Ia hzsiness
banan 70 inersaae. Anefhsg fnes, uhick
sppnmFe6 10 k0thaf tha snslauaa "a noiais,
gfe nsser fof . men1ena B1spanfa1 4 q
tie ecknBa eoalaiBed an3shIna eisa
otbeF thsn tbs deseape3, wsa thsf tba
cn1ss w4ls alasys useh ks1EisE ikna
oretDasy oznasts haVina q dad body ID,
- this onn1fFg.
A week o. 20 aao ona cf tboss aold
r1hiscts was aent oysF, vie eha nsoas.
mgY nsztiaa9ee 81 6aa1n, utIch waa
pas1sd ea wllhogt aslag. One ef he
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

mak.nes fHpm ~ unitad States ulaamRf
Ml1A1N1n, tho m1llEiA e A1lnmeHota.
lzes11l1s toNn, uIIn1l1 end kaetn1kg
WA e4E4 haftHllnn cF fnti Eeaimental
r,pseentaitea. Bssitss tbsss the1e uill
- u1tT 81 HiztY al1ale oempnniea q
mlil1ln % guoll the iniAntRg IT, Tue
eaf3lfy 4leplsQ promisos b b 4 dn8
@1ns sowe AZ tho eFaek trooDa ef th1
2e4ntly o1lnz - toe uaE h1lo uoW.
1ne Mtl11lA exalltMly oe1aeknonsa vii
also b hsre FROM ssvefal Blasaa and .
&re4l nanber q banda numaeri1a
nearly thoenand musicians. All VIII
oomnaaa fnr s7ztuaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

snsAAnBis RnoRuaExrun aanmnn 10 NJ
IN uuExU ~ am uEncN koAns.
Mxw TcWR, 0ua. i.-Tha tarms ni
Tbs aEreennen1 hGtpaan the NuE1hnsn Pa
ciae nad sha unian Raai6e Railroads.
1re nliniallY given as iolloWal Ths
Northern Raekda falna 1he Union Pa
olna IA TIE guarantee ok the dlNiennda
and o1aIaas cn The OleRon Railuay q
MaxlNallun uompany secaEitiua ne
unlon kn1ine paylnE 3 PEI cent ana
he Nosthorn Raolilo pa1i1z Ger oonA
of ne anAnnnaon6 dlsi6nnd a. s per
esut. % OrsRon Railway 4 NAVigation
0O11pA1y staakA
The diviulnn ol sorrlkorr was sub
stuntlally aRseed epun q confesanosa
whleh have been held IL tAia city ~
tgeN1 President Adaun and Gsnsrnl
Manaesf Potter Of toe union Faol6e
and fre1idont Harris and Vics Rrsei-
0ent O4keB af The NofsheFn Racias.
The dividing line viii Be Snake river.
a. i1s monlh. Whsra Il enters tbs o..
iumbln. Ths Spokane a Paioana Rail-
uays ukish has boen ths chlsf bene cf
ocnienllez, viii BE- 6peEaled b Ne
Northern Paoi1e ana viii BE- tanned
over 20 that company. TIE formal
vote of tho NostAoFn Ranlne DIEealsga
on TIE Essolntlon te i1in With TIE uaioa
Paoine In the lease of TIE Oregon Rail-
way \ Navigation 0o@psnyas line was
nine ln favor % oee aaaingf, The oppoa-
Ina vota being oaes ~ 1ohn Q. Brook
man.
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~ a. a1mlnislral6an e Natloca, A.
faSln puEa Nn3 peaoeAhie. fnElannnnlia,
sa.4 Ne 01EsEncE, DiHek pEapaEtg b
ealls1 tne EatemsY b tha We9k naa %.
asy - E8ls 80 thEo9n ut1afY on1n.
Ooneladlen, hs mid. IL b enlg 3 bs
renr11lee tA1f q efllxnn e oRr oun
NiAeA u1ess pezA l1y near year oun ln
nonar ane neEvioH. y nce hoIa - ialn 10
ne tallsls4el1ne of AZ oooasiun uhiuh
p u1nld h9ve 80 mneh snlayaa Ia Ang-
luE ths Rfs1ident 6 AnnasS a raAfnna.
sd, 4 behalf of her t9o million and 4
halhinhaoitAnfG again bid va khrina
s.Is,os = III. n,s1s and ilH hsapiiali-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
SBIEURR or SIMOL.
The German Squadron In
Absolute Control.
Qua soAsul lHTERs FRoTlsT.
Communicates e. ne Kawallsn Esas-
Ths wsAla walls Pair cls.sa-Di.-
sassa Hsr.ss h nsntsna-
Lass News from AIaska
osla YIaIea


AMx2luAM AND nnzx1aH ooHEurA rMrrs
AGAINST aEnwkK saEzunn.
ezn Enanursuo. Oce 1.-Ths stean.
9hip MaF7DDaa arrived this nftsrnonu
fEoN Australia. havinR aauohsd at Hon
olula on Der xogaRs. She brings maa-
erately eempiefe advises fFom Nsu -
land KeapeotinR the action of the Ger.
man men OF var sad EheiF praetirsl
esiEase. II The name of The German
0oseEnmeni, Of tie Samoan aroap Of
islaBda The fear German nnen-of- VA
lying "a Apia landed 800 kroops ana
marines On AnRust 25tn aud imnedi-
etelg pEoriaimed Tamaasss Kina ef
samoa. The AmeEiean ana Brftinh
oonsuls inmsdialsfp puhllshsd ths fol-
lowing protest:
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I'm nxPonx on TGE GRAND AMY n
unI0m coanBuTEn AND KnDEn.

I'm nxPonx on rzE GRAND AMY n
uNI0m coanBorED AND RMDEn.
Br. LcUm, 0st. Losing 70 she bad
shape in which the oopy Of yesterdays
proc edings Of the Grand Army was
faruiahed 20 TIE pres, one oF fwc mls-
takes oceurred in tbs Associated Press
report last night. The vanoeIvosrt
resolusicn cemsuFing President Olevo-
land for vetoina she Pension bill uaa
rejected unAnimcusiy. Later on the
pension question cane up again on the
proposition favoring an ee Per month
pension 10 all honoFably discharged
ssldlefs. and after dsbate the report Of
the eommistee asking the Vieus Of The
Enoampment-which had already been
expressed on the matter in the report Of
ths Oommities on Pensions. showing
that no farther action vas necessary
vas adepsed By vote Of 81o 10 153
The new oficeTp we're the installed
and the EnoAmpmsnt adiouined sin'
HnExKr conRs oEEIcEaA
Ths women's Relief Corps have elect
ed the fellowina oAoefs FOR the ena1,
| inR years Mra E nma 8. Hampton, ol
DstFoii, Hieh.. National President; Mrs
Cora Dsy Young, OF Toledo, Ohio
Senior vies President; Mrs. MaEy j.
| InaFaham. Of NeV Jersey, JunioF Yiei
Prssideni; Mrs.. Sarah O. Nichols, ol
Auburn. N. T., Knslltufina and Install,
ing Ofissf; MFs. Amelia A. Cheney, ol
DctFoit. Secretary.
TIE reports shbw that the Corps nou
number 5000 membsEA They have
aistFibuied $4,000 In charity, besides
caring for toe widowed and orphaned
and eontFibatfne ts the support Of eel.
disr4 homes aad Boldisrg orphan D
Tnl Last ACx.
The ol0aing SCI sf The weeks enter.
ieinuent Was he swing Of 9 hEsakfasI
ak the 6eufhern Hotel this morning d
the Waiting ionrnalisia By the Loeal
Press Commiisee. Gen. Fairohild, 81
Vice Prsaidept Hamlin, Gov. Hpgague,
Of Rhode Islsnd. Gov. Beaver. of Penn,
syIyania. and several Journalists, spoks.
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vRsM wAEnA wAEAA.

stssn 80 rMu capMTx's nroaz ncccsasFcI
HAu-THH BAcEA.
fscssial 10 tes Pagr-lsxxEEzaEcxa-l
wAlaA WaE1A. W.T.. 0ss. L-Tns
mamf nnssasafnl fAir eFsR hsld % tAla
nu.rsV e,osed to-day. A seEnaskeeae
nanbsR of fss1 hornea wsre g tAs
sr.ek. Tha Faees wsHo Road. hame
Tsissa two ysas elds nads reossds q
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@@8~A
CAaro, Oct. f.--Advioes have been re-
osivsd from MassoWah that The Klng OF
Abyuainla has ordered General kasa-
lonla 70 advance 20 Massosah To oroeI
70 forsstaIl The Italians, and that Bus
sin has sent 800 ofacers under guise Of
priests 20 assist Abyssinie. Aetise
ureparniions are being made and tho
ea@paign viii begin abeut the middl1
Of October.
Rsnk stnssnena.
Nnw Yonk, Oct. I.-fhs weakly bank
statement shows q reserve ineFsase oi
as 4oo S55. Tno banks nov bold -.
on. 900 in excess Of the Is GER cent. ruiz.
g. A. n. cezneIl.
ST. LcuEs. Oek t.--The new National
Ooauotl Of A1minisirAtion ol tie Grand
Array Of ths Rspubiis ineludss sne fol
iowino amonR ~ 81 membeFa: Oech A.
Dean, Denver; F. A. Motley, Portland,
OenQap; A. w. BaFFeta, Lo9 An9elea. uai'
.forofa; p. b Dolman. Butte. Montana;
b. snumsF, Portland. Orsaon; james Il.
PaFdy, Santa Fe. Nsu Msxieo; ChaEiea
II. Hoison, north Yakims, Westminster
Terfssorv; {. q. Bailey, eass Lake, Utah.
fns ne9 Prss1dent 81 The Noman,g r.
lisf Cogpa 10 Mrs. Hampton Of Mieai-
ean.
sea aem ~ AGsln.
GEAssow, Oot. Mr.. MAR. og Dan
bairtana, toe ouueF Of she yeahs MAhel,
has csaaRmins& - hnfld % ton sultsE
10 eumpssa for The AmeEioaie e1p IN
Amerfsa next year, unless ME. Bel
naain ehailsnses fog it. Iha aasiRneI
yin Be Mr.. Fife, Of kaiflsa. Oaptain
Robert Dnncan, af Gsenoek. now mas-
seF 81 The 1aEjsFis and foEmeEly uas1sI
os TIE MAdRes wtll be oaptatn.
naras Number % nmmlEsaAss.
| aAr FRANrrsuc. Osa. I.-DurinR thG
cas- usek I9s6 imuiaFAnts have reaohef
Ihis STATE fr0m the Easa. the iaEeaa
numbsg IN any week for several uoathe
RiG Eana Sale.
Lea Anazns, Ost. 1.-HaiirsAs ransl
a aaeFiAn2dfe villa, thia eoanty, -
ella q auceioo today. Il enusainn evel
100 asres and epid for t4O0o e1zh
10 A. O. NnEran of LsmaEs. kowa-
Etrs - EnFska.
| EumxxA. Osk. L-Ihe Gre uhseh De
nksoYsd tha Pseshs Coass ess4nshil
/ Isne nanyia WArehauss yesterday. sFFsaG
Il ta tee Dssi as tai MI C5mpant's ssoxs
uhioh uas damAese % tie exlenf o
eMD0 A 500 Raytn9 niesR Sc war
- elso dssaroyed 1hs teal Inaa III
amuana 70 eI2.Ho00 Ihe anoans o
inEns8nes is nEkneWn-
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as1nEaMeA 4 czlcsos.
CxscAao, Osk. I.-Ffsparaassns aEs
nsar1y enmplssed for fhs fsznai epEn-
fnR un Moaday Of he Efst really inias-
nsfiunAi @siit ny eneMmcmtnf eTnF hsld
II 10 unisad STATES. 1hs pragcscls afl
fnma d wifI Be dsesdaa success. Ihe
ranalaF srny uiu Be FspFessueed b
assaskmanfl cf f1l4nixg, cssalry and
aEs1IsaEy. snd nnvy bias jackets ane
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

lnage1tera wha happanad le b. On aha
a141neF oeinR mcFs eericua ihaD tha
ciheHA ceRA1 pEFina arean1. and en-
cln6ed 10 epen tha eamth sox. whseh
uAs doDe. uhe1 lsl His sz1o1izhmenl
knaW 10 boanda. Thn dead heatAan.
like 1ome mys1isal ssapsIasiona e lhs
femola aEea had dinappeaFea ana asVan
place q Ave hundred half pound eian
eent1luinQ pfeBaEaa opluna. Its dgnR
weaessM neAF HaAAlia and FefnFnaa g
t19 . ~ 1ha smpoFtalien AZ deed
tolnfe Waa beoo@inR axianniVe haeors
ne eultome of1eeR in1srcspesd zee dead
unloeeA ana noe Ne Unlled alniea i
1eM1RinR fRom eba less Of the dead
Monaghan lmpnr1afann
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

NEu YonK, Ost. 1.-Hugass wsbniar
of San Eranolseo, and OhaKlas ". Law.
renes, of sht1 city. onnsiltating The ara
ot Il. Webster 4 Co., wholesale iiQaoI
dealers "a 50 BFoadway, hied nn
as4ienmona today foR Ne hsnaal of than
eEedilnea, 90 Frederick N. LaWranea, Of
Fiushina. i. !. There are no preferred
creditors. Alexander Harris 'is 8 special
partner 10 the fFn. The smhaFrans-
meut Was cAnsod By the failure %
Adams, amlth 4 6heTwin. Of Ohloaao,
who we're indsh9ed 20 Webster 10 Tie
extenl of say 83o0,o0a u Waa impessi-
BE 10 meet thsse notes heaide meeting
iholF other nole1. owing 10 lha tigktneal
OF the mouey naKkek. and Il is expected
the creditors Of TIE embarrassed dRm
viii grant them IN extenaion on which
30 meet their notes. Charles N. Law
renee sai6 The hasinens of The concern
had never bnen better and that The
assets amounted 10 6snble The liAbili.
ffnn
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The immediate pFooocssion which led
20 the Gexman aetion was owing 10 oc-
euFrenoes growing cat Of celebration
Of the German Emperos'e birthday. Il
10 declared By the New Zsaland papers
that number Of Germans became In
toxicafsd aud hsndled some Of the ma
tivss roughly. A free Sight easued. the
Sam0ans attacking ths Germans. TIE
affair, however. passed over and aftsF-
yards the 0armsn Commander sent 10
King Malist0a demanding ei3000 as
damages for the Injury done 20 Ger
mane, 5000 beipR tncl1ded a. Q per-
sonal fne upon the King. Toe damages
we're explained 10 be on eeoeant Of In
iaFies 20 0eEmsn plantations and rob
berries by the natives.
King Maliutoa protested against max
ina him liable for aots done under such
circumstances. He asked time 10 con-
elder. but the next day tbs Germans
landed and psstsd the following proc
Iamafion:
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WmAIpxo. Oal. l.-Crops "a Manlloba
this rear according 20 Statistical reports
exceed aIl .. .timatea. Ths Oanadlan
Pacific Raileay viii be utterly made
quals 70 move aha oFop. In many sss-
tions The yisEd Of wheat hss been Is
Be about 80 huahoIa. This woald make
1000 90 bushels availahle fos expert II
Il could b moved. Ons million bnshaIs
Of potatoes can also Be had for sxpost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

"Ctgisens Of APta-By ofdsF Of His
Majesty The Emperor Of Germany, war
has been declared aeaint the Ohiel
Mstistos. TIE neutrality Of the mn.
nioipal district will be respected 80 lone
a. tue seenFtty Of the German TROOPS ls
not endangered by any sRttstion within
tho uunicipal district. call upon the
Inhabitants 30 assist me In the maint-
enanoe Of peace and good order in A YiA.
(Siened) HERsULr,
Oommod0re and Commander Of the
A0ermAn Squadron"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

The BritIntAnd American subjects a
onos sought tbs proteetion of their 70
speoalve haQs and joint circular was
then promulgated BY the American snd
British Consuls. Matietos not ouly de-
nies ths anshoFity os the Germans 70
sst % q King ID bis slead, bat has
Threatened 10 naha for b rights. AZ
the latest date, the ahip having sails3
from Apia on September 18th, which
hFoaRh the latest intelliRenoe, he was
CLUSTERING 1900 men aud active hoatili.
ties we're expected from day TO DAY.
The sanaoanG are declared to be indif
leFsnily armed and oan make ne sefioaf
show against che Gsrmans.
Ths Neq Zealand newapapers' con-
menl ID bitter against the Gsrmans. 70.
rardins their sctiou as practical an
naxatien, despite the undefstandinG
uith ahe Unitsd States and 0reas Brit.
ain.